Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-03

The Ladies' Cloths are going and
ID. ) Kauffman's fancy patterns take
The lead.
If you want good Watch, n cheap
Watch, in fact any KIDD of Watch, ,be
sure TO call at j. w. Stover's and get q
bargain.
-Oa account OF the long list OF
Sheriff's sales We are obliged to crowd
out several advertisements, which will
appear next week.
Mr.. Shem spigrlmyer, Sr., OF the
firm of Gheen Il Spigelmyer, IN this
place had IA severe time for the past
week, his faceheing c,vered with eryspe
las. He is getting better.
-. AR. Newton Brumgnrt, of Rebers-
burg, deserves 10 be clasSed with The
most successful stock raisers In the
county. He owns a percheron colt, wo
and half years old, which weighs
1910 pounds. For fine horses Miles
township is in the lead by many odds.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. - The
third Quarterly Conference of Centre
circuit will be held Friday, Nov. 1lth,
at O'Clock. p. m, IN the Evangelical
church at Mllheim. The quarterly
meeting will be held ut Coburn. Preach
ing on Saturday and Sunday evening
by Rev. 5. Aurand, of New Berlin, Pa.
Communion services on Sunday morn
ing.
FIRE.--An alarm of fire was given
yesterday morning about o'clock. The
summer kitchen of Michael Ulrich's
residence on Main street had caught
fire from the hot stovepipe on the gar
ret The flames were just striking
through the roof near the chimney,
when the fire boys arrived on the scene
and checked the progress of the fire.
thus preventing serious conhIgration.
MIS-. Jane Rowe, and daughter
Annie. of Harbor Mills, Lycoming
county, arrived In town on FRIDAY eve
ming and during her stay of several
days was the guest of II. B. Hartman's.
The lady had come to see her old ma
tive town and friends of her youth.
Her maiden name was lteei. and she re-
sided in the house now owned by A
dolph Miller, about 81 years ago.
FOREST FIRES. The mountains
north of town are on fire and the fierce
element takes in n radius of many
miles, endangering some of the noun
tain houses. Some valuable timberland
belonging 10 our townsman, j. {.
Smith,es well as some tracts Of Charles
Frankenberger, John Smith and others
OF Penn township, have already been
greatly damaged. AT the hour of 9p.
m. last night, the Iire was still raging
and large number of men are fighting
the stubborn flames.
Not to be beat--the immense stock
of clothing at ID. 5. kauffman's,
CHURCH NorICE.-The next regular
assembly of the General Council of the
Aaronsburg Lutheran charge will be on
next Saturday afternoon and evening lat
AaronsburS. The committee on pro-
gramme has arranged the following
Afternoon Session Opening services,
NJ D. m.;: Business of the council, 2l5
IS 80 p. m: Discussion, "The faithful
of council duties, its influ-
ence upon the religious life Of tho con-
gregation," III. L. Duck. Adjourn 4
p. m.
Evening Session: Religious exercis-
es, $50 p. m; Unfinished business of
the council, if any, 6.45 p. m; discus
sion at Z p, m. Subject, present evils
threatening the scanctity of Christian
Homes and the paramount duty of
Christians with regard to them," J. III.
Musser. Discussion at p. m. Cues
tion, rs it TO the best interest of our
congregations to elect new councils
every two years 7" Wilson Haines.
A full attendance OF the members of
the council is requested and the men,
bers of the congregation as well as the
community in general are cordially in
vited to be present. COMMITTEES.
The ladies are overjoyed at those
lovely coats in Kauffman's store and
the result is that they all buy.
School, REPORTS. Report of Mill
helm Grammar School for the month
ending Oct. 2sth, 1887 f. A. Foreman,
teacher: No. in attendance males Is,
females 80, total AZ; per cent of attend
ance 81. The following are the names
of pupils who have not missed day
since school opened d: Harry Frank,
Lydia Alexander, Jennie Reifsnyder,
Maggie Shook and Stella Zerby,
Report of the North Street School for
the month ending Oct. 2sth, 1887, M.
c. Gephart, teacher: No. in attend
ance, males 25, females 30,total 55; av.
verage attendance males IL, famales q :,
total 9S per cent of attendance, males
73, females 70, total 10. Visitors, Prof,
y. NJ. Wolfe, Supt., III. Mooney, q.
Miller, Adolph Miller.
Report of Primary School for the
month ending Oct. 2Sth, 1887, Lide Nc
Elroy, teacher: No. in attendance,
males % Females 81, total 50; Per cent
of attendance VS.. The following are
the names or pupils who have not
missed day, Luia Shook. Lloyd Ker-
stetter, John Albright, Thos. Frank
and James Californian.
Boots, all sizes, the hest for the
least money at kauffnan's.